History of Carr Hall
Constructed of local limestone to harmonize with Forest and Munroe Halls, Carr Hall was built in 1951, in memory of Reid Langdon Carr, Class of 1901. It was originally used as the Fine Arts Building but additionally has served as the college health center, the PALANA Intercultural Center (from 2003-2008), and since 2008 houses the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE). CCSRE also shares this building with the Anderson Freeman Resource Center (AFC).
Carr Hall Office Directory:
Office Name
002 AFC Study Room
003 AFC Study Room
004 AFC Computer Lab
005 Student TV Lounge
101 CCSRE/AFC Conference Room
102 Jennifer T. Herrera, Associate Director, Anderson Freeman
Resource Center (AFC)
103 Roberto Lint Sagarena, Director, CCSRE and AFC;
Professor of American Studies
104 Janae Due, Assistant Director, Anderson Freeman Resource Center (AFC)
105 AFC Student Office
201 Shawna Shapiro, Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric and Linguistics
202 Cultural Orgs Office
203 Sanctuary Meditation Space
204 Parton Center for Health and Counseling
205 AFC Reading Library
206 James C. Sanchez, Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric
207 Marcos Rohena-Madrazo, Associate Professor of Luso-Hispanic Stiudies; Faculty Commons Head of Atwater Commons
208 Daniel Silva, Associate Professor of Luso-Hispanic Studies and International and Global Stuies; Interim Director, CCSRE (2019-20)
209 Renee Wells, Director of Education on Equity and Inclusion